Hot News: Beautiful Women Are Bad For Men’s Health
Meet beautiful women can be bad for men's health, according to scientists.
Recent study from the University of Valencia, one of the oldest and largest university in Spain, says that, if a man spend five minutes alone with a beautiful woman can increase levels of cortisol, the stress hormones in human body. This effect is increased in men who believe that women are "beyond their reach." Cortisol produced by the body that suffered physical or psychological stress and has been linked to heart disease. How is it possible?
Telegraph Newspaper reports, the researchers tested 84 male students by asking them to sit in a room and solve Sudoku puzzles. Two people, who are completely strange one to another, one male and one female, were also there in the room. When the woman leave the room and two men were still sitting there, stress levels both male volunteers did not appear. However, when a young male volunteers leave alone with a beautiful strange woman, his cortisol levels rise.
The researchers concluded, "In this study, we assess that for most men, the presence of a pretty woman can cause the perception that there is an opportunity for courtship. But, at the same time, some men might avoid women who are physically attractive because they think, 'there's no chance for me to go out with these women'. The majority will respond with anxiety and a hormonal response in unison. This study shows that male cortisol levels increased after a brief social contact for five minutes with an attractive young woman."
Cortisol is a hormone, produced by the adrenal gland when the body is under stress. Cortisol is released as part of your daily hormonal cycle, but it can also be released in reaction to perceived stress as part of the body’s fight-or-flight response that is essential for survival. Cortisol helps your body more effective at producing glucose from proteins, and is designed to help quickly increase the body’s energy in times of stress. But stress–both physical and emotional-–can lead us to a constant state of excess cortisol production. Excess cortisol stimulates glucose production. This excess glucose then typically is converted into fat, ending up as stored fat in your body. Also, elevated levels of cortisol can exacerbate chronic health conditions, such as trigger heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, impotence,and causing deep wrinkles.
.png)
Beginning a site like yours got me to start some research and I found your post to be quite useful. My site is centered around the idea that you can starve cancer by countering the angiogenic process. I hope of you good luck with your work in the future and I’ll definitely keep an eye on you.
Earlier today I found a site with a huge amount into this subject, and doing a lot of personal research. At the end of the day, like most people, I am trying to attain a lean, strong, muscular physique. The following blog is extremely useful for additional follow up information on the subject and I particularly found the section on maximuscle cyclone alternatives very helpful indeed.
My brother and I have been just debating this very topic, he’s usually trying to prove me wrong. Your view on this is perfect and exactly how I truly feel. I just now e mailed my brother this site to demonstrate him your own perspective. Right after overlooking your web log I bookmarked and will be coming back to read your messages!